My husband and I had visited the Dragoon about a year and a half ago and had an amazing time. Â There was live music and, although no one else was dancing, I couldn't resist. Â Once I started other women joined me and it turned into one of those "celebration of life" moments. Â Dancing in the moonlight against the vast, mountainous backdrop that is the back wall of the saloon provided me with a great memory so we returned this past weekend and were not disappointed. Â Although the music was not live, the owner made his special drink for me, a Kraigalicious and my husband and I sat there for several hours enjoying the colorful and friendly company of the locals. Â This is clearly not a place frequented by tourists and spending the evening there made us feel as though we were temporary residents of Tombstone. Â We were regaled by stories of how various residents of the town had ended up there and enjoyed nachos that Kraige graciously allowed us to order from a nearby restaurant. Â This is a place to which we will return whenever we are in Tombstone- we hope to return again soon as the aura of the town always captivates us.
Review Source:Been there more times than I can count. Â It's my favorite drinking place in Tombstone. Â Open air bar, always good music on the weekends. Â Full of "colorful" locals, some bring pet parrots, their dogs, etc. Â Good place for bikers. Â Great place to dance on weekend nights. Â In cooler weather they burn two large campfires. Â This is just a very fun place. Â Always feel welcome there.
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